Kathmandu. Various lawmakers have demanded information about the bribery scandal of two ministers in the meeting of the House of Representatives.

Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Raj Kumar Gupta and Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation Balram Adhikari have demanded an investigation into the transfer of employees.

Lawmakers from Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSSP), CpN (Maoist Centre) among others demanded an inquiry into the minister’s bribery audio and the prime minister’s reply. RASTRP lawmaker Sumana Shrestha demanded an inquiry into the matter.

“You have understood the setting of who will be sent to the Land Revenue Office of Kaski, the setting in the Land Commission of the district, the land bill is being passed through fast track,” shrestha said. We demand an inquiry into it. ’

Durga Rai said the government’s work has proved that the government is busy in corruption and the country is being run by middlemen. She also demanded an investigation by the government after the minister’s deal came out.

“An audio clip of the general administration minister’s deal worth Rs 5.3 million with Bicholia to stop the transfer of the then chief of Kaski Land Revenue Office and Rs 2.5 million to make him the chairman of the Land Commission Kaski has been made public,” she said. I demand that the Prime Minister inform parliament about these issues. She asked how long the ministers would deal with bribes and how long the lawmakers would listen.

Lawmaker Rekha Sharma said that Minister for Federal Affairs and General Administration Raj Kumar Gupta and Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation Balram Adhikari had made a deal of Rs 7.8 million in the transfer of employees. I request you to inform the Prime Minister in parliament.

She has demanded an inquiry into the matter and strict action against the culprits. Otherwise, this would be the achievement of the government in one year, he added. Sudan Kirati, mp, said, “What about the two ministers? They have asked for information about it.